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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
Death of Judge Laudor.

Special Correspondence or TELEGRAM-HERALD.
HAgT. Oct. l0.-Daniel Landon, Quarter
master General of Department of Michigan,
G. A. r.. president of the village of Hart
and Probate Judge of this county, died
early Saturday morning. The funeral yes
terdsy was attended by citizens Of Pent-
water, Shelby and Ferry and several G. A.
Il. posts. Judge Landon was one of Oceana
couDty's best and most trusted citizens.
The people are somewhat indignant over
the fact that on Saturday, when the body
of Judge Landon was hardly cold, L. 5.
Gurney prepared petition TO have himself
appointed Judge of Probate. To the credit
of Republican friends. be il said that the
only signer 70 be obtained was Seth Edison,
a hrother-i n-law of the petitioner.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE
r.rners snd Customs Practices IN
Polite Society.

HssneFs and Customs Traeffced IN
Polite Society.
The terms gentleman and "lsdy- heooTne
IN themselves vulgar vken nslssprliAd, sid
ths improper application u the wrong term
at tse wrong time nasts eli TIE cilTereacs IN
the world T. ssrs polite.
Socially the term sEsnfisn1san bss feeorns
sln1ost vulgar Is = osTtsin'F less emplove1
hy gsntieTnen tbsn ~ isferleg psrsons 7hs
oae <nesks q - rran ] know. TIE other =
- gentleman ln9-r hs regards fhe term
lsdv u = este IN sccsrissce with ths us1gss
q Eaglis sos.etv - peal II your acossir.t-
sEee. Ire 8achess. IS = vsFv riee rerson =
Fseyle ~he ssy e vsvv rics isfrn are nrs
generally ef e socisi class thsf as Eack - do
wita Sa-bessez
Ttsrs Is kird of sin feather esztilifv.- =
ssvs rneerrslins cflservsr. that seeuas 70
have ssttled svsr<frn ~ ths terrns r7sr ard
'~orar Wei br~s soex. Bsen - eul-urs
sri ri seaezsf eert srsssF. 10 storf--siss fi,s
seT-1s isoF srd reFfien1aH crTar.arstfvslv =
iiffie srd ttsT srs ~sps sIir cargfsl not ~
csI ffens.fves esrttesuea vhea thsT csa
s~ai5 f. Fs~fieresr frr assznee 5fes
rs sry ] r.f s0zse otbsr rszflssr.n. -~sg.t =
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

7ais 9fstrr~srz ~rrnrlsirf r cauuas ~ rs
eerssart i.naietien = d8sf ls1sz sir in q
fc8rne al r. csse r. iunrs nsfg-sfv
~ess e rens - isst irto tf.s ordinary sTyp.s
tf1ss O. pasrIoHsrF rcrnflelss1 y her dte
@Ei7 - tus s0sfv strlosphsrf - fhe uliH. =
cnsaFe r. purs ~ p Bsas'v 49, efectiisl
rssresv. = r~satieeI siil~r sTeetsa virs
asa srs ooara hss fe~u cbiir-f - 0-'r tss
t1seea Fs fn@s sat ~tie perfectly -fa
s0 i1ae 81 - EeeTs s~sT frerr tns usii = 70
t8rv 20 80 s11re sipse wi sfs-f vs. nessrh
sfrest snf nsrcsfiHes 49, - sc svsH Fare
s7r stene i. r. sis apsnisn. So ozly cure fsr
nals.er ssthms
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
wHITNEYS REPORT.
An Inters3tIng and Credfiabie showing
for the Navy Department.

for the Navy Department.
WASHINGTON, Oct. lO.--A Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun. in a
dispatch to that paper to-day, saws the
forthcoming annual report of Secretary
Whitney this year will be of unusual in
terest. not only to the ravy, but 10 th
people of the country, who sp-
plaud every advance made toward
the building up of navy that
will not be an object Of ridicule 10 foreign
powers ana source of shame 70 patriotic
Americans. The Secretary viii! introduce
one feature in his report which will prove
that he has done more with less money to-
wards securing a new navy than any Of
his predecessors. He now has a mixed
board of naval officers and clerks Of the
department engaged in an investigation OF
the accounts of the department for the past
twenty years, which is TO secure him
data for this portion of his report. The
result of this search, it is confidently ex-
pected. will be to show tie excellence of
present the administration of naval affairs,
in one branch of the service
only has very little been accomplished
notwithstanding the liberal appropriation
placed by Congress at its disposal. The
Secretary has endeavored TO push this
bureau forward, and has tried every means
10 hrlng IL up 10 the general Stdnualu ol eI-
celence, bat has failed. 1t is difficult 10
determine to what cause is due the fail
ure of the ordnance bureau to accomplish
anything, some say it is because of the in
competency of the officers on ordnance
duty. Others claim that il is due to a diff
ference in politics between the Chief of the
Bureau and Secretary Whitney. Those
who give this last reason that the bureau Of
ordnance sntagonizes the Secretary at
every step. When a consolidation OF pur-
chases and supplies was suggested by the
Secretary. the Bureau OF Ordnance opposed
il most bitterly, and left nothing undone
that might tend to make the scheme un-
popular or impossible TO carry out.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

fhoss MoAllis.ef i ~ good 81 eciFess ~
eFef and her INTERPRETATION Of hase DENNY
Ia Taken Prem life. Al kedmonds last
evening MAS lhor0uga plece u acting
sn0 sns was repoxsedly enoored. Taken
freD lals' i al knEilsh drama replels
with touching scenes ~igh a fair sprink
Ing Of ccneSy and az explosion scens
shiCl = ihs aondSf "a stage mechanism
There wss weii deserved, large ana en-
th0si&stic sncleaos prese0l lssi evening and
III the cad ~ the fourth act the entire
company were called eriose the curtain
ssd loudly chsoreo. Ike support
Il ~ good 4 not better. than last season
Harry 5. Durasld - Waiter Ice hss q
stToaR par, and cerres Il through IN hss
owa whole -souled, pleasing fashion. which
never fails 10 touch al audience Harry
a Ellis a. Philip kaaisy. the villain 81 tlse
piece. assames tAs p4n with refinement
ana foros. Ldsln lrsn0is i eK-
cellent a. AaEuirs. aud joe Gallon.
oeorse LlmoTe flsha. A. lllus Knott
Is true representative of ths Lngllsn
'-ooCkney" sDd lls song 81 Ny AoAheT
received three enoores. Harry Trayer l.
superb a. al Engiish swell. aud elected
much merrimens a. Robert Channel. Lit
tie Niyie a. Jack, the stable boy
Was unusually clever. and her song
and dance Was warmly received.
Aary Ellsworth - bella Greystone
and Anita Harris a. Mary MagGiFe soqnli-
ted themselves aomirsbly, as d.d the re-
msinder OF the cast. A matinee viii Dc
gwen this afternoon.
The entertainment presented at the
Wonderland Theatre this week Is al ex-
oeiient and novel one. although only ialr
sized audience were present last even
ing. "Oura's koyai japanese Tourists
are everything that the name wculd
Indicate. There IL difference Ia watching
a white man aad Jap perform difficult
and dangerous feats. With the former The
Gudien < Is slsavs afraid lest he should
fail aud injure himself while the japanese
perform with SO much ease and agility that
the audience can cit back and enjoy lie
entertainment without one thought on
fear. There are seventeen "Jals' ia
this company and every one is finished
artistic and master OF his profession. From
first 10 last their feats of tumsiing. Jug
Cling wire walking, balancing. fallen sad
der act and breskswny tubs, are complete
refined and pleasing. The four little
"Jsps" are especially clever. and their fests
of cOnt0rtion on the pyramid Of boxes l.
wonderful. The audience was very en-
thusiastic and the different acts
matinee Will be given this afternoon.
Powers Grand Opera House will have AS
its next attraction. the greatest OF ali moral
dramas Ten Nights IN Bar Room which
will run Friday night. Saturday matinee
and Saturday night. The piece has been
reconstructed and greatly improved,
several interesting musical features having
been added. These last are under
the charge OF the famous brooklyn Church
Choir Quartette. The prices for these pc +
forI1ances have been reduced within the
reach Of all, and no one should neglect the
opportunity Of witnessing this great tenn
perance play.
laura Dainty. the fsvoriie actress. will
appear IN her piece, Mountain Pink. at
The w Jnderlsnd ali next week.
"Peck's Bad Boy" at Redmond's Grand
all next week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

BoNHAM, Tex, Oct. lO-Sisrtling de-
velopments have just been made in the case
OF Jim Scarlet, who is under sentence of
death for the murder of Andy Lacefield
three years ago. The evidence against him
was overwhelming, including the dying
confession of man who admitted that he
helped the murder carry the body 10 the
river and throw il in. 1t now turns out
that Lscefeld is alive. IL appears that the
man who was thought to be killed was only
unconscious and was restored. When ask
ed who he did not make himself known
Iacefieid said that he didn't care if Scarlett
did hang.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
CLEVELAND AT ST. PAUL
He Iistsns oacs more a. the Chestnut
.'ftsii Ia the Chief,


st. PAUL. Oct. i0.-Tbe Presicsntial party
arrived here At 81 tonight aud had royal
welcome. The streets were crowded. thou
sands Of strangers from various parts of
Minnesota. Iowa and Dakota being present
10 welooms The Chiei Magistrate. A. soon
as the tram came 10 a fail stop the Reoep-
ton COMMITTEES headed by Congressman
Rice and Hon. j. H. Kelly. boarded he
Presidents car and were introduced ia hr
and hrs. Cievelsbd boy Col Lamont This
ceremony over. The party al once aiigbted
and entered their carriages while the band
Of the Twenty lfih Infantry, which was
stationed on the roof rendered Hal 10 the
Chief The distinguished guesis were
escorted 10 the Ryan House. where an ad-
dress OF welcome was mace by Mayor
smith. 10 which the President responded in
delicious manner. Later. tbe President re-
viewed az extensive parade Third-st a. far As
the eve could rec wss illum nsied with ess
jets enclosed IN globes Of every hue. while
0n the fronts OF the buildings were dis
played fisss and strek1ers After the
parade the President held reception nt
the hotel wnlsh was attended bY many
thousands
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

BosroN, Oct. 10.-John 2. McAbee was
charged Saturday with burying bodies
without death certificates. An inyestiga-
ton brought to light the existence of =
baby farm which, under Mrs. Spear, was
ding hourishing bushes. in Arlington.
She came there last summer. and since
July the place has been fun. According to
young AcAoee's statement there have been
eight deaths there within two weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Eau CLAIRE Wis, Aug. lc.-rhe rafting
crews employed by the Empire and Valley
Lumber Companies and by the contractor
for the Eau Claire Lumber Company struck
today for two dollars per day instead Of
$3.50. The Empire got out one raft IN
spite of the strikers as did the contractor.
The Valley Company paid its men OIL and
refused an advance of wages Inc EN-
ploysrs believe enough men can be had at
the present wages 10 move all the lumber
tne rest OF the season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

WAsHISGroS, Oct. I0.-Socisl circles here
are surprised by the announcement that
Miss Ethel Sprague, daughter of Mrs. Kate
Chase Sprague and grsndda~-hter Of the
late Chief Justice salmon p. Chase. is
preparing for her debute on the theatrical
stage. Miss Sprsgue. it is said. possesses
remarkable histrionic talent, and for some
time past has been under the instruction Of
an eminent master OF the European and
American stage.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
A IsaslElc EXPLOSION

a J.velry ssors Rlewn 20 AtoEas-F
sble work ~ Bsrxlsrs
NE~ LTssoS. ohio. tict. 10 Three terrific
expi0sions aroased tie peopis of this pisos
a. ocs0ek tbs mo7nirz- Ths frs bs =
we're rnng and great excitement rrsVaiiss.
On eraninston Il was fasnd that ffe
fe~erv store ef Cekil a Kerhsll
hsS bee1 literally h'o~n - piecss Even
the focr a11 rounsers wers 1es-rrve2 -
t.e snri-. buiidinz = wreeE. 1ns Ros-
toa bs1sr - eh s1ai1e3 sis0 saesrsd
aoch tsnszs TIE foss eanuat - es.i-
rsste3 =, rreesat art e vi - hssvr il
y sslrrc@~5 r. - the w5~k - 5vnsraffs ir
tse hso5s - ss-slsrs rgt Sc Th5is sTsr
* shroades is evsse~v
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
oCToseR CROP REPORT.
Low Record fer Corn-wheat Unchanged
Tobacco Improved.


WAsHINGToN, Oct. l0-The statistical re-
port OF the Department of Agriculture
makes an increase of only one-half Of one
per cent. in the condition of corn. The
indication is now for yield of q small
fraction over 20 bushels per acre. Slight
uncertainty regarding the exact area
may cause variation IN the -nal record
a one or two per cent. from !, 800 100000
bushels The average rate of the wheat
yield appears TO be about lis bushels.
The increase of acreage, which is large in
Dakota. will bring the product nearly or
quite 10 10000, 600 bushels. The rate OF
yield in Michigan is 1873 The yield of oats
is shout 25 bushels per acre. The product
is fully COO. 900 bushels The condition
of tobacco averages 75.5 against 7os. The
figures for the States producing shipping
and cutting leaf are: Maryland, 92, Nlr-
ginia, 80; North Carolina, 81; Kentucky,
81: ohio, 56; Indiana. 45; Illinis, 5S; Mis-
souri, 80: Tennessee, 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

LONDON. oct. l0.-The Liberal Unionists.
who will meet In London next Monday,
will be presided over oy Lord Harrington,
and particular attention will be given to
discussing the policy of the Government
and its failure 70 enforce the
Crimes act IN Ireland. IL is ex-
pected that Cabinet Council 10
consider Irish affairs will be held at the end
Of next week, but probably more than the
Irish question will enter into its delioera-
lions. The CONSERVATIVES generally are of
the opinion that crisis Will come before
the end OF the month, compelling = consld-
arabic modification of the Cabinet.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
HIS OWN BRoTHeR's BODY.
The Horrible Discovery Made Near ST
Louis, Mich, on sunday.

Louis, Mich. on sunday.
ST. LOUIs, Oct. lO.-While two men were
town Sunday. they suddenly came upon the
badly decomposed body OF a man hanging
from the limb OF tree. piece of clothes
line being tied around his neck and then TO
the limb. One of the men was named Scott
and upon examination the dead man was
found To be mis- own brother. who has been
missing about two months. About the time
he disappeared neIghbor's clothes-li line
was also missed and i. was this he had used
in ending his life. He had apparently
climbed the tree. tied the rope around his
neck. then TO the limb, and thence jumped
OIL. de was . mIdde-sged, unmarried
man and lived in ST. Lou l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
EXCITEMENT IN COURT.
A MsmDsr Of Parliament splits upoa the
Csanssi for the Grown.

DUBLIs. Oct. l0-Ouring the Ntehells-
town inquest today Thomas j. Condor,
Member Of Parliament Tor Tipperary. leap
sd from his seat into the vacant space in
'front.' OF the bench and threatened to
thrash Aorphy. counsel for the Crown.
Being prevented from 1ayiug violent hands
UPON Aorphy, the infuriated Commoner
spat at his enemy and The crowd IN the
room yelled It's approval Of the act Condor
Vas Afterwards examined and testified that
the police did everything in their power 10
prevent the row sI Mitchelsy0wn and
declared that hs saw them Use their batons
before the riot
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

League meeting was held Sunday at Con-
huence. of SUR and Barrow rivers, in
County Waterford. The banks Of the
streams were covered with people. and the
water was swsrming with boats. The usual
resolutions denounciug the Government
and the police were passed The police
were completeIy outwitted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

WssaINeTox. oct io.-Ths Marine Hos
pitsl Burssn i in receipts # . telegram fram
Desuty Collector Spencer. of Tampa. Fla,
stating thst ore de.1h and eight new cssss
ct yellow fevsr have oorurrao a. ttst pace
ss.rs the Iast sfvices and fands an nursss
are urgently nsHied. the town fressary oe-
ing empty and he people dsnsrsl.zsd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
SYSTEMATIC FRAUD'
said to be Carried on I'm New York and
Boston Custom Houses.

New YoRK. Oct. 10.-A dispatch from
st. Louis, published here this afternoon,
says that a secret investigation is going
on, which promises to expose a gigantic
combination between the eastern manufac-
turers and the New York and Boston
custom houses. The dispatch says 1t has
been discovered that the customs officers
here and in Boston have been systematic
ally Undertaking. imported wool. Col
lector Magone said to the best OF his be-
lief it vas canard. "Of course he said,
'errors are made by appraisers and liquid
ators, but strict record is Kept OF the
per cent of errors made by each man, and
II a mans percentage is large / send for
him and require an explanation. Such
errors could not occur too frequently with
out being discovered and reported"
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

PHILADELPHIA. Got. i0.-The threatened
lockout OF shoemakers has been avertsd for
the present. The manufscturerr doided
to lock cut the men unless thss<Kxikhteof
Labor suspended those members who re-
fused to OBEY the orders of the District AS
sembly to return TO work. The Assembly
having represented 10 the manufacturers
that tne rules of order require trial IN
such cases. the lockout is postponed week
10 give time for THAI purpose.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

LospoS. Oct l0.-ChsmSerlsin. accom-
panied By Jesse CoIliug. left Birmingham
for q tour Of Ulster tonight There was a
great deal ofhsnd-shsking and applause 81
the railway station. both gentlemen being
given an ovation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

noxpox. Oct l0-Glsdstone. Earl spen-
Ger. Earl Rosebsrry and John Morley are
At Hswsrdsn. where they viii hold a con-
ference with other Liberal leaders tomor-
row. It Is believed they will deliberate
upon the scope and form of an important
pronunciamento which Gladstone will put
forth in his speech st Nottingham next
weak
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
Burglars ia Newsyco.

NEwAYGo. Oct. l0.-Burglar's entered
Fosters hardware store last evening by
boring through the door with brace and
bit and dissected the money drawer. but as
the contents consisted of small change
they left it, taking only several reyolvers
and knives. They then made an attempt
on Surplice's grocery store, but were
scared away by dog on the inside.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
A Triramist Mt FLINT.

Flint, Mich. oct. i0.-Edward Cook
was arrested here today. charged with
bigamy. he is alleged to have one wife
and two children living at Harrison, and
a wife and three children living at Beaver
Lake. beside the one he is living with now
"A giri named Sullivan whom he married
ia September last. His examination will
take place in two weeks, and he is now in
iail
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
SHOT HIMSELF FATALLY.
An Old Resident of Lake County AccI-
deptaIly Kills Himself While Hunting.

ttESstsNt 1tNSsSNs-stsNNs.
LUrHEK, Oct. l0.-August Towner, ex-
County Treasurer and Clerk. and an old
himself this morning. He was hunting.
and while climbing a fence received a
charge from Winchester rifle in his right
side. The accident occurred about twenty
five rods from the house. He has consid-
ersole property and an insurance of $1,000
on bis life IN the New York Mutual of Mil
waukee. he was member OF the of the
G. A. K. and the Masons. He enlisted in
the l03d Ohio infantry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

CHTcAso. Oct lo.--Ths International En-
campmsnt was dismal place today. A.
most . continuous rainfall since Saturday
has turned the sncsmpmsnt and parade
grounds into qusgmi1e- The atlsndaEce
today was small There wss band contests.
drills sad maneuvers by Indian cavalry
Tomorrow the last Of fle sham battles ~iii
be fought
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
EMMA ABBOTrS SPUHK.
She DefeEd, the stage From = Clergy
mans Attack.

NASHVILLE Tenn. Oct. l0.-At the Nc
Kendree Methodist Church yesterday the
Rev. Dr. Chandler delivered q bitter dis.
course against The stage. deno1ncinz many
Of It's vo.aries So immoral Emma Abbott
wss in the audience. A. The close of the
sermon she arose and called the reverend
doctor "a socount for bis sttses. declaring
that she had been on the stage since she
wss sizbs Tears old. snd bad always tried
20 do Rer duty - God. ssd no one could
ssy a word against her.
Mss Aboott wss sppiauisd. and Dr.. Nc
Kendres ssid that be could nos reply 70 8
ls6y buf that her performance vas s1itsd
ratheT 70 The thsstrs than 10 the house q
God
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Rife, aged Is years. and II. Bonebright, of
this village were loading a gun when the
rsmrod got fast Rife took hold of the
rsmrod and Bonebright of the gun aud
tried to pull it out. The gun went off.
shooting the rsmrod through Rife's bo1y
and the shot in his shoulder and arms. He
died soon after.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
Not Yellow But "Breakbone" Fever.

WAsHINGToN. Oct. 10.-Postmaster Edge.
st Tampa, Florida. telegraphed the Post
Office Department that the disease prevail
ing there IL not yellow fever. but a severe
type OF "breakbone" fever, and that fumi-
eating mails will not have any effect or
prevent the spread OF the disease. On the
strength Of this dispatch the postal clerks
have been ordered TO run into Tampa as
herefnfnra
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
Tha Ffr.t Regular Train

sAULr SIX. MsEIE, Oct 10.--The FIRST reg
gular passenger train on the 500" branch
OF the Duluth. South Shore & Atlantic
Railway LETT the 500" at 8 O'Clock this
morning. Five trains viii run daily. max
ing western and eastern connections. The
500 II now out OF the wOods.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

wAsszSsroS. oct. lo--Tae snnasl -
tort Of First Auditor Cheso~ish. q tha
rrssssarv. fsr ths fscsl yezr en6ed Tuae a.
1857. shows thsf 81 ais cszss we're 1ispos ssi
af ceups~-f - q ~ during ths previ5ss
yesr saa tast to eusineSs Ct TIE bnreau
hss eezn erought up g isfe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

fHh fhe caEanhor - fins powder ~ .
fnyrtsr. rsi7g steoheI r. fe8uce H. sns mix
TIE other eorapoHlenfs thoro'sasiy
his pr~eef is iuTssushls fof h@sling rs-
sne irrlfs.eJ surfsees. and fer curing err
'1rn. hix~5 n tns proportion - thres parts
= Vss~'iae ~ eeid cr~.rs- it forms . rno~t
usefui sr-isztis rsHss~sY IN tss vsE Il gen
era bsaiing sslvs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Nsr fozz. 0c1 io--Tbe printers ve-s
xsurrzliT successfully IN to3sFs demand
for s57sncs from a. 20 So ceas per co.
ems for composition. ard ~ oenes per hour
Tor a'>sr tine Tie only lsrzs ems sysrs
refzsnx re coacsssi q are Device 4 Co
ard Traw 4 Co TIE aer a. DsTfne 2
Cos rsusain ~ woTx r. trg srsisrs-
1sn- Trsw & Cos men sr- o1t
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

e-ts7 ree ra-slsss-ss s-as
NssEvIELE. Mich. Oct. l0.-Robert s.
Rredy. AZ cd sad vel Known resident Of
tbs piace. died this morning of heart dis
ease ale IN Rattie Creek
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

LAxcAsrks. Pa, Oct. I0.--John H. Pear
son. founder Of the Age. Saturday Ezprsss
and Daily Erpress of this city, died here
this morning. aged 20 years. He was one
of the oldest journalists in Peu1sylvanis.
and in bis youth was one Of the two fastest
coppositors in the United States.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

GsEEx BAY. Oct. io.-fhe Merchants and
Miners Bank. Of Iron Mountain. closed
Saturday. II y understood that tas cashier
hss skipped to Canada with $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

txsessNs 7z.-zsNs-ssssN.-
LAxEvrEw, Oct i0.-Az the $50 train len
Elmore, r Herrick jumped from il snd fell
between the platform Of ths depot and the
car, and vas seriously injured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

NssrErasr. Oct I0-Tae schooner
Leonard Hsans. Of C'svslaia. laden With
iron orr = ssaore oB North Fox Island.
Tie mg Lsvistnz1 ass gone % hsr relieL
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

ROME. Oct. l0.-The Pope today formally
received the Bishop Of Manchester and
Curate 6 Nashua. England, both OF whom
brought aud presented jubilee gifts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

NTreeS r-sTrTs 4~err xactsor 49, ov-rv
vr4 Ihe s~lr var - e~erfoue fbs fsalt
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i-se-rsar@e 80 ot5e-r - givs ya1 fbf ezs.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
TWENTY-FIVE LIVES LOST.

Passenger Go Down with = Wrecked
Steamer Near Toulon-
ToCLOS. Oct l0.-A steamer was wrecked
today ia the Bay Of Bonnss. twenty miles
from this city and twenty-five passengers
were drowned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Wv YAK. c.ct I0.-Ths rsport sf Isks
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tAe1zht % se arsa- sat recovered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

ST. LoUIs, oct l0.-ln the game To-Day for
the word championship the score sss:
ST. Louis, o, Detroit 1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

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